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Guzy, Gary Schoenholtz, --- Council on Environmental Quality (U.S.). --- Officials and employees --- Selection and appointment.

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Environmental policy --- Environmental protection --- Council on Environmental Quality (U.S.). --- Appropriations and expenditures.

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Mallory, Brenda, --- McCabe, Janet G. --- Council on Environmental Quality (U.S.) --- United States. --- Officials and employees --- Selection and appointment.

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White, Kathleen Hartnett. --- Wheeler, Andrew R. --- Council on Environmental Quality (U.S.) --- United States. --- Officials and employees --- Selection and appointment.

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From Resource Scarcity to Ecological Security revisits the findings of The Global 2000 Report to the President--commissioned by President Jimmy Carter in 1977--and presents an up-to-date overview, informed by the earlier projections, of such critical topics as population, water, food, energy, climate change, deforestation, and biodiversity. It examines current environmental trends in order to consider the state of the global environment over the next thirty years and discusses what can be done now to achieve ecological security.The authors of From Resource Scarcity to Ecological Security find that the world population will likely continue to level off, but the population decline in many industrialized countries will create new socioeconomic and political problems--including the "reverse demographic shock" of disproportionately large aging populations. Although world food production is likely to increase at a rate that keeps up with population growth, greater demand in China as well as distributional issues will keep significant numbers of people malnourished. In addition to these continuing scarcity issues, ecological insecurity may increase because of new threats that include global warming, loss of biodiversity, bioinvasion, and the rapid worldwide growth of new diseases. The book not only analyzes the nature of these impending problems but suggests ways to solve them.

Environmental policy. --- Twenty-first century --- Global 2000 Study (U.S.) --- Environment and state --- Environmental control --- Environmental management --- Environmental protection --- Environmental quality --- State and environment --- Government policy --- Council on Environmental Quality (U.S.). --- G.L.O.B.A.L. 2000 --- GLOBAL 2000 --- Global 2000 Study --- United States. --- Environmental auditing --- Council on Environmental Quality (U.S.) --- ENVIRONMENT/Environmental Politics & Policy --- ENVIRONMENT/General